Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon discussed the company's strong fourth quarter results, market dynamics and the FED's possible interest rate regulations in 2024 in a recent interview with CNBC's “Squawk Box” program.
Goldman Sachs CEO is skeptical that the FED will make 7 interest rate cuts
The conversation turned to overall market trends, and Solomon commented on the Fed's actions. Responding to the market's expectation of seven interest rate cuts in 2024, Solomon expressed his doubts by saying, “It is difficult for me to understand the market's view on seven interest rate cuts this year.”
Solomon believes that while some rate cuts are possible, decisions will depend on economic data and inflation progress.
Currently, the World Economic Forum (WEF) meetings are continuing and Jamie Dimon, CEO of another investment bank, JPMorgan, made various statements today. In his statement, Dimon said that he was talking about Bitcoin for the last time and made the following statements:
“Blockchain is real. It's a technology. We use it. It will carry money and data. Productive. “We've been talking about this for 12 years and it's still too small.”
In his statement, Dimon argued that Bitcoin was of no use and said that BTC should not be “messaged with”.
*This is not investment advice.
